October 2009
Birmingham timelapse on Vimeo
In the 1960s and 70s research chemist and amateur photographer Derek Fairbrother made over 20 photographic time-lapse sequences showing the demolition of old buildings and their replacement by new buildings and road systems in Birmingham city centre.
Government anti-terrorism strategy 'spies' on innocent | guardian.co.uk
by jeanruaud
Data on politics, sexual activity and religion gathered by government
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September 2009
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August 2009
UK national ID card cloned in 12 minutes
by alamat (via)
Computer expert Adam Laurie was hired to test the security that protects the information embedded in the chip on the card.
July 2009
June 2009
Las Vegas, off the record: Incident diplomatique
by tehu
Only in Las Vegas. 1000 personnes debout dans la salle pour écouter le "God Save the Queen", version Sex Pistols.
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欧州の視点 > さっそくプライバシーが問題に、英国版Google Street View : ITmedia オルタナティブ・ブログ
by kuroyagi (via)
"PIによると、先週のローンチ以来、200件以上の苦情が寄せられたという。英国はCCTV（監視カメラ）で有名だが、PIは、Street Viewのプライバシー保護として、CCTVの実施要綱を適用すべきとしている。この実施要綱では、CCTVを設置した場合、市民に対し、撮影エリアにいることを告知する必要がある、などが規定されている。"
Bailouts & Bank Credit Crisis Could Cause British Great Depression
by cryogenius (via)
Niall Ferguson, respected economic historian, warns of other European countries facing an Iceland style bankruptcy. 'Switzerland is first in line… and Britain is not far behind,' he says.
While many politicians in Europe like to shift the blame for the credit crisis to the U.S. Niall points out that excessive lending and leveraging was much more endemic in countries such as Germany and the U.K.
Yet the U.K Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, like many European politicians continues to argue that the world is being brought down by a U.S. caused recession.
